Framework Agreement for Lifting Adaptations in Domestic Properties
Who
| Buyer | Bradford |
| Supplier | A1 Stairlift services Ltd |
| Supplier | Norse Commercial Services |
| Supplier | Pollock Lifts Ltd |
| Supplier | Prism UK Medical Limited |
| Supplier | STANNAH LIFT SERVICES LTD |
| Supplier | Stiltz Limited |
| Supplier | Terry Group Limited |
| Supplier | TK Access Solutions Ltd |
| Supplier | Wessex Lift Co Ltd |
What
The Council required a framework of suitably qualified and experienced suppliers who manufacture/supply and install Lifting Adaptations who are interested in gaining approval onto a framework agreement for supplying and installing these products in Domestic Properties. Please see Appendix 1 - Specification for full details.The Council is looking to appoint 4 suppliers per lot, but reserves the right to appoint less than 4 suppliers per lot should 4 suitable suppliers per lot not be identified. It is anticipated that the framework will run from 1st October 2024 for an initial 2 years to 30th September 2026, after which the Council reserves the right to extend the contract for a further 2 year period. The framework will be split into the following 6 lots: Lot 1 - Step lifts Lot 2 - Wheelchair Stairlifts, Left or Right travel Lot 3 - Through-floor lifts (wheelchair, seated and attendant) Lot 4 - Straight rail stair lifts, left or right travel Lot 5 - Curved rail Stair lifts, Left or Right Travel Lot 6 - Outside Stairlifts, Left or Right Travel Suppliers can tender for any amount of lots. The best indication of the Annual framework value is based on the most up to date data which is £350,000.00 p.a. based on previous spend. However demand may increase or decrease due to the changing needs of Clients, so it is impossible to give an estimated number of works going forward.
Dates and source
| Runs | 1 Oct 2024 to 30 Sep 2026 |
| OCID | ocds-b5fd17-9b0b1d5d-686b-4aea-9114-b0c0c697edc5 |
| Notice | Read it on Contracts Finder |
Figures are as published An award value in OCDS may be a framework ceiling rather than a sum anyone expects to spend, so a large figure here is not evidence of a large purchase.